Flow chart of Rasa Dravya Vargikarana

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Physician as depicted in Manasollasa [by Sri B. S. Hebballi]

In Ayurveda, all dravyas, whether organic or inorganic, are classified into six groups in accordance with their rasa-content. Rasa is taken as the basis, because it connotes a chemico-physical meaning. Dravya, of which rasa is only a part, is a support for and 3 bhutas of which ap-tatva is the chief principle as it forms the source (48) of the six rasas. So ap-tatva is a karana-dravya and rasa is a karya-dravya. Caraka says " tesam sannam rasanam yonirudakam "....

Read full contents: 2. The concept of Rasa (direct action of a drug)

Satapatha-brahmana [by Julius Eggeling]

And the reason why he offers with two verses relating to Vishnu, is that the Soma-cart belongs to Vishnu. 16. And in that the wife anoints the burning (part) of the axle, thereby a productive union is effected; for when woman and man become heated, the seed flows, and thereupon birth takes place. She anoints in a direction away (from the cart), for away the seed is cast. He then says (to the Hotri), Recite to the Soma-carts as they are wheeled forward! 17....

Read full contents: Kanda III, adhyaya 5, brahmana 3

The Agnistoma Somayaga in the Shukla Yajurveda [by Madan Haloi]

The Adhvaryu proceeds forward by moving round from the north of the carts and props up the southern cart on a piece of wood called upastambhana by uttering prescribed formula. The upastambhana is used in order to prevent the cart from going down....

Read full contents: Part 4.2: Placing of the Havirdhana carts

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